If youre also experiencing issues with accessing the SD card under varying circumstances, youre not alone!

It is caused by either a flaw in the SD card controller, or in the SD card itself – and HTC Support is making it sound like it is a problem with the stock Sandisk 4GB card itself.

They officially offered to replace the card with a new one, provided that I send in my card AND device to the UK Service Center. Im not too fond of that – so I will try to have them replace the card alone. Although I’ll most likely go buy a larger one anyway

I’ve seen errors with most applications trying to save data to the SD card once in a while – and it all goes away after a reboot. A bit strange indeed.

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Its tech/progressive/electro house – the good stuff!

Yup, got this server upgraded…now its running on what you might call a “cloud” based setup:

288 GB RAM
48 TB Equalogic SAN, 10 Gbit connection
58 Ghz CPU power (i know its not…real!)
1 gbit redundant internet connection

This equals to a Server 2008 R2 (with exchange 2010) bootup time of about 15 seconds and a disk transfer rate (measured with hdtach) of about 1.2 GB/sec!

Although I only have a fraction of this shizzle assigned to the actual VM, its still one heck of a setup!